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No, but from his description of how he walks, it is the only place he can be.
That's the riddle.
You could equally ask "if you are standing at one specific part of the Earth, and whichever direction you walk in, you are travelling South, where are you?"
which is the same riddle but worded differently.
Having established that you must be at the North Pole, all the rest of the squabbling is about "what colour is a Polar Bear?"
That's the riddle.
You could equally ask "if you are standing at one specific part of the Earth, and whichever direction you walk in, you are travelling South, where are you?"
which is the same riddle but worded differently.
Having established that you must be at the North Pole, all the rest of the squabbling is about "what colour is a Polar Bear?"
exactly, the north pole is the only place you could do this, actually I could have said west or east (not both though) because your east (or west) would be an arc the same distance from the pole
process of elimination.
triangulation. its the only place you can start from and end up at the same place walkin in inly 3 directions.
unless the world really is flat?
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There are an infinite number of surfaces that have the property described
The other place is the other pole
Could you define a procedure that achieves Southward travel when the starting point is the South Pole?
Obiously North Transposes South on that one.
What I was trying to explain is that you walk a Radian
What I was trying to explain is that you walk a Radian
Helicopter?
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